Sentence examples for fictional text from inspiring English sources

Ed did this with Vali, whom he calls Ann in the fictional text that accompanies his book.

Daisy Hildyard's intriguing first novel is profoundly indebted to the late German author through its use of disparate images – a Uccello panorama, Vermeer's View of Delft, Abraham Bosse's frontispiece to Hobbes' Leviathan – to lend verisimilitude to her inwardly historical but outwardly fictional text.

On such a view, which set of propositions constitutes the set to which a given agent is related by encountering a fictional text depends on contingent facts about what their world is like.

But ambiguity is virtually integral to literary expression — ambiguity, uncertainty, indeterminacy are ways that fictional texts mean what they mean.

And in addition to economics and accounting, fictional texts have also crept into physics and cryptology courses, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.

With his infinite libraries, fictional texts and rewritten novels, Borges carved out new territory for the short story, but after pausing to admire his convoluted charms, perhaps we can find a way out from his tangled fictional universe and discover where to start with the gaucho literature of the 19th century, or the realists who followed them.

Reading K.9f: The student will demonstrate comprehension of fictional texts and retell familiar stories, using beginning, middle, and end.

I can only go on my beliefs and while I respect the religious view point I am only comfortable with accepting proven facts not drawn from fictional texts.'.

This fictional text-as-artwork describes the life and work of a group of women who have created an autonomous, utopian community in the New Mexico desert.

Other fictional texts are set in illo tempore (in an indeterminable era) and usually contain timeless themes.

Along with the historical and other accounts of Homer's great works, our analysis of common vocabulary items in the Iliad increases our confidence in its age, and shows how even fictional texts can preserve traces of history.